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APPRECIATION
Relevance of Art appreciation
Examples:
a family, friends, classmates, or co-workers, a
village, political party
A. Primary Group
- is a small, intimate and less specialized
group whose members engage in face-to-
face and emotion based interactions over
extended period of time. They have close
relationship
Examples:
family, close friends, work-related peers,
class mates, church groups
B. Secondary Groups
- are larger, less intimate and more
specialized groups where members engage
in an impersonal and objective-oriented
relationship for a limited time.
Examples:
guilds, alliances, unions, coalitions,
employment
Social Norms-- These are established expectations of
society as to how a person is supposed to act depending on
the requirements of the time, place, or situation. customary
rules of behavior that coordinate our interactions with others.
Once a particular way of doing things becomes
established as a rule, it continues in force because we
prefer to conform to the rule given the expectation that
others are going to conform
Types of social norms
Family
Gender socialization
Race socialization
Class socialization
Schools
Peer groups